Arutz Sheva TV caught up with the participants of the Israel Government Fellows Program (IGF) at the Menachem Begin Heritage Center.
The program, endorsed by the Prime Minister's Office, offers outstanding and highly motivated young Jewish leaders an experience at the heart of the Israeli government. Alongside internships in government offices, the program provides educational seminars, Hebrew language instruction and tours around the country. It is the only existing program of its kind for non-Israelis and is available for young Jews aged 22-30 with at least a first degree.
In the following video Arutz Sheva TV speaks with the participants about their feelings and their experiences. One of the participants, Daniela from Venezuela, actually worked in a government office in her home country, she speaks with Arutz Sheva TV about the corruption she encountered back home as opposed to the ideals she's seeing in Israel.
IGF is an initiative of the center in Jerusalem in affiliation with MASA.